JUST IN | Boris Johnson's replacement to be announced on 5 September | News24

The Conservative Party will announce the replacement for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on 5 September following a vote among party members under rules agreed by the party's officials on Monday.

The Conservative Party said the postal ballot of party members would be a choice between two candidates to be selected under an expedited process to whittle down the field from the 11 candidates who have declared so far.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust.

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